Gypsy Sally's Partners With Rock And Roll Playhouse To Bring Children's Music Events To DC!

Gypsy Sally’s is proud to be the first venue in Washington, DC to host The Rock and Roll Playhouse series. To kick off this partnership, the show on Sunday, May 19th will feature the music of The Beatles! Get ready to Twist and Shout and take a dive in a Yellow Submarine as world class musicians play all the classics!

Our second showing will be a special Father’s Day edition on Saturday, June 15th featuring the songbook of The Grateful Dead. Fathers (and mothers!) and children alike can come and shake it down with the DMV’s own beloved Dead tribute, Better Off Dead! Links to tickets, and other show information can be found below.

 

The Rock and Roll Playhouse plays Music of The Beatles for Kids

Sunday, 5/19/19

Advance Tickets: $15

DOS Tickets: $15 (children under 1 free)

Doors Time: 11:00 AM

Show Time: 11:30 AM

Address: 3401 K St NW, 20007

Phone: 202-333-7700

Tickets: http://bit.ly/RRPH519

Venue Website: https://www.gypsysallys.com/

*Age-appropriate food will be available for purchase at show

 

 

The Rock and Roll Playhouse plays Music of The Grateful Dead for Kids Father’s Day Celebration

Saturday, 6/15/19

Advance Tickets: $15

DOS Tickets: $15 (children under 1 free)

Doors Time: 2:00 PM

Show Time: 3:00 PM

Address: 3401 K St NW, 20007

Phone: 202-333-7700

Tickets: http://bit.ly/RRPH615

Venue Website: https://www.gypsysallys.com/

*Age-appropriate food will be available for purchase at show

 

The Rock and Roll Playhouse is a weekly children's-music-workshop series that allows kids to “move, play and sing while listening to works from the classic-rock canon” (NY Times). Created by entrepreneur and owner of The Capitol Theatre and co-owner of the Brooklyn Bowl, Peter Shapiro, and Amy Striem, a certified Early Childhood and Elementary teacher, The Rock and Roll Playhouse uses music to educate children and explore their creativity. Founded in 2013 in New York City at its flagship venue, Brooklyn Bowl, the Playhouse has now expanded to 22 cities — Austin (TX), Asheville (NC), Atlanta (GA), Asbury Park (NJ) Birmingham (AL), Boston (MA), Boulder (CO), Burlington (VT), Chicago (IL), Fort Collins (CO), Las Vegas (NV), Los Angeles (CA), Portland (ME) Minneapolis (MN), Mill Valley (CA), Nashville (TN), New York (NY), Philadelphia (PA), San Francisco (CA), Seattle (WA), South Florida, and Westchester (NY) — and 24 venues.

The idea for The Playhouse came to Shapiro, a parent of two young children, after he discovered first-hand a lack of regular programming in New York City that combined his passion for live music and his family. He collaborated with Striem, then an administrator at his daughter’s nursery school, to help fill this void that they felt many other parents also shared. Using the music of the most iconic musicians in rock history, from The Grateful Dead to Prince to David Bowie to Aretha Franklin to The Beatles and more. The Rock and Roll Playhouse offers its core audience of children under 10 with games, movement, and stories and an opportunity to rock out.